About the Country and Life

Romania combines rich history with growing opportunities. Bucharest and Cluj are major urban centers with affordable living and friendly people.

Economy and Growth

Romania’s economy is growing, driven by IT, manufacturing, and agriculture. The country is a key hub for EU investment.

Cost of Living

Single: €500–700 monthly excluding rent; Family: €1,400–2,000. Rent €300–500.

Work Permit Process

• Long-Term: 1–2 years.
• Seasonal: Up to 9 months.

Process:
1. Employer applies for work authorization.
2. Worker applies for D-type visa.
3. Register with immigration authority.
⏱ Estimated Time: ~8 weeks.

Eligibility Requirements for a Work Visa

• Valid employment contract.
• Employer sponsorship required.
• Skilled workers may apply for Blue Card.
• EU/EEA citizens exempt.

Long-Stay Visa Types

D-Type Visa for work, family, or study purposes.

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